Privacy

Draw It Up™ Daily is a free daily football puzzle, made and run by Draw It Up, the team behind the Draw It Up game. No accounts, no ads, no cookies, nothing from anyone else's servers. Here's everything it keeps, and why.

On your phone or computer

Your browser keeps your tries, your streak and your settings, and the name you type on a challenge if you type one. The game needs them to work, so there's nothing to agree to, and they stay in your browser's storage for this site. Clearing this site's data in your browser erases them.

What the site receives when you play

• Each try: the play you drew, its score, how you drew it (how long it took, whether you used the route buttons), and your streak and how many days you've played, as plain numbers.
• The steps of your visit: opened the page, drew, snapped, watched, shared, followed a link to one of Draw It Up's accounts (and which one); and if a friend's challenge brought you, which challenge link it was.
• If a link Draw It Up posted brought you, which site it was posted on (like "x" or "reddit"): we record which site sent you, not who you are.
• If something on the page breaks: a short note of the error in the site's own code and which version of the site it was, so it can be fixed.
• Your browser and device type (like "Safari on a phone"), whether you opened it inside an app, and your country as two letters.
• A message you send with the form below, if you send one, and its answer.

These carry a random number that's new every day, so nothing ties one day's visit to the next unless you send a challenge (below). No IP addresses, email addresses or names are stored with them, and nothing is sold or shared.

Why

To score and rank each day, to show the day's winning plays once your own day is done, and to make the football better: every try can be played again exactly, so real plays help tune how the game plays. Running the game and making it better is the reason for all of it (in EU terms, a legitimate interest); the name on a challenge is there because you chose to add it.

How long

Tries and the steps of visits are kept, since they're what the game is tuned with, and nothing in them identifies you. Challenge links, and the names on them, are kept so the links keep working. Messages sent with the form below, and their answers, are deleted a year after they're sent. Cloudflare's request logs are deleted within a week.

Challenges

When you send a challenge, its link keeps your scores for the day, your best play and the name you signed it with (if any), so the friend who opens it can see them. Your play stays hidden until they finish their own day.

A challenge link keeps working after its day: opened later, it shows your newest day. To do that, the site ties together the links you send from the same browser, and with them those days' tries. Once you've sent one, each day you finish on that browser is added to it, so your old links show how today went. If you never send a challenge, none of your days are tied together.

Where it's kept

The site runs on Cloudflare, a US company, which stores this data for Draw It Up in North America under its data protection terms. Like any website's host, it sees the IP address each request comes from, and keeps short-lived logs of requests to run and protect the service. Nobody else gets any of it, and none of it is sold, used for advertising or used to follow you to other sites. Since the site doesn't track anyone, it treats every visitor the same whether or not the browser sends Do Not Track.

The links to Draw It Up on X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit and Discord are plain links: nothing on this site loads from them. Opening one takes you to that site, where its own privacy policy applies.

The Google Play and App Store links to the Draw It Up app work the same way: any badge picture comes from this site, nothing loads from Google Play or the App Store, and opening a link takes you to that store, where its own privacy policy applies.

Your choices

You can erase everything on your device by clearing this site's data in your browser, and you don't have to put a name on a challenge. A challenge you signed can be taken down: ask with the form below and include its link. Because nothing the site stores is tied to who you are, it can't find your tries from your name. If you're in the EU or the UK, you can also take a concern to your country's data protection authority.

Questions and requests

Ask anything about your data or this page here, or ask for a challenge to be taken down. You don't need to give your name or email: after you send it, you get a private page where the answer will appear. Anyone with that page's link can read it, so leave out anything you'd rather not share.

Credits

Play-by-play statistics: nflverse (nflfastR), licensed CC BY 4.0, aggregated and modified by Draw It Up.

Formation, personnel and coverage counts: FTN Data via nflverse, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0, aggregated and modified by Draw It Up.

Not affiliated with or endorsed by the NFL, FTN Data or nflverse.

Anything else

The Daily is made for players 13 and older. If any of this changes, this page will say so, with the date.

Playing the Daily is also covered by Draw It Up's terms of use, including the names, messages and plays you send.

Last updated November 6, 2026